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1 have no, been an ieted since I also beg
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Pills, both OF which I can recommend.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion. coughs and colds, is sold or positive
guarantee. Trial bottles free al Z. James
drug store.
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HAVE been for several yeE-s a sufferer
from hay fever and severe head colds, aBs
have tried other remedies in hope of getting
relief but have fOGnd none that can compare
with Ely's Cream Balm. L would not be
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Balm 10 the suffering public for hay fever
and stOppage OF the air passages. / have
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Ladies' Wanted.

A lady agent is waEted in every city and
village slso ladies TO travel and solicit Of
ders for MADAME WOODS Corset aud Cord
ed Corset Waists, Tampico Forms, Hose
Supporters, Steel Protectors, Ladies Friend.
etc. Agents are making from Twenty to
Fifty dollars a week.
Send for catalogue aud price list TO B,
WoOD. "a south SaIina Street. Syracuse.
New York.
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NOTICE.

In rhe Orphans Court Of the County Of Gam
hrla. To the heirs and legal representative Of
David NOuugkin. deceased.
GREETING Eou are hereby cited % be and
appear before the Judge OF The cTphens7 J1urt.
20 be held aJ EsenSbur.-, on Monday September
21th lssI, then ana there 70 accept refuse to
axe the real estate Of said DAVID NOUHgkin.
deceased, AT the appraised TalUatisu put upon
IL br 80 inquest dU{y awarded by tie said Court.
Ur show czuEe why . trustee should not be ap-
pointed 20 soil the same
JOSEPH \. GRAY, She,iI.
September. -, IsST. It
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned VIII sell their farm, sit
uatec in Allez beuy town hip. adjoining lands Of
u. A. McGOusgA. 4. J. Sell. Henry Mansfield,
and others. containing acres. 90 acres cleared
and . acres we'll timbered with oak, hemlOCS
cucumber and hickory. A good twO-stOry plank
house and frame barn, together with all necessary
out-bgildin-ss never falling spring OF water aud
q st-eau Ca water running through the farm.
There is also IS choice apple, pear and peach
trees on tine premises The above property VIII
be sold % price aud terms 20 suit the purchaser
and a coed Warrautee deed guaranteed.
MARY FURY.
ANN FUR.
Iuae L.. s.. LOTettO POst0fice, Pa.
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Terr1ns of Sale.

Ten percent OF purchase money be paid On
said Real Estate being knocked down 10 the QUr-
chaser One-third the purchass money, less ten
per cent, 10 be paid on confirmation Of the Sale
by the Court, ana the balance in six and twelve
months, with Interest from date OF cOnfirms tion
Of sale, to be secured uy Judgment bonds OF the
purchaser.
Persons desiring 10 view the premises will please
call on J. +. Shields. residing a. LorettO. Pa.
GEORGE r. STREET.
kssiguee OF Robert + Shields and Ella Z. his
wife. IN trust fer the creditors OF sad
Robert 7. Shields.
Altoona. Sep tea Der l5. lSs-. 80.
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RuekIcn,s Arnlen salve.

The best salye in the world for csts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chillblsins.
Corns and al skin r.ruptiOns, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. II is guar
antesd to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price p ceuts per box. For sac
BY I. James and w. w. McAteer, Of L1rsttO.
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4 DMlNIsTKAr0E,s NnrlcE

4 DMiNISTEAUOEr NOTICE
~ Letters OF administration upon the estate
of James and Susan NrEUiien. late OF Chest
Springs S0ruuEL, CaubrsH county. deceased. hav-
Ing been gran ed 20 the undersigned. notice Is
hereby viven % those indebted 70 said estate 90
make immediate I-Tmn--- Enl chose having
claims viii present them. properly authentic
te I for settlement. !. T. NDBEAN.
Adm OF Jau-T .-- S1s-r EeI-ll9l tc.'I.
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"A Lette r Of administration on the estate OF
Ellen Harry oi GfallitZin borough. deceased. hav-
ing been granted 10 the Undersigned notice Is
hereby given 10 All persons indebted 10 said es-
tate - make payment without delay. and those
having claims against tHe same viii prasent Tie ~
proper auth lntIc.tel 10y settlement.
DANIEL HENRY.
Summit. IA, Auz. -, Iss7. 81. Adu'r
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Juae 10. 81
TXECUTOKS NOTICE

gA EIIiOkS NDllIE
u Est4te ot Christofer Rsbine. decd. Letters
resrameEtary ON the estate o! gn-l-fDVher Re
hiLe. late of tHo borough uf Luly. Cambria caun-
u. Pa. aseeasu-- lay.Gr nrcL granted 10 the
dersigned alI persons iudebf 81 @ said estate
hereby D. uhee I0 mHke'paymeEt without delay,
aud those having claims against the same will
present them pruUsrlE authenticated for serric-
meat 20 PETER ROBIN r.. r.
JAIdt-~ CALLAHAN.
Executors oi Christo, ,ber EuElny. lrc'l.
LH'y Pg.. ~apIcm1cr I'd, 1857 %.
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The oldest and best Institution Ter abtainlng
Business Education We have successfully pre-
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duties u IIIe For Circulars address.
2. DUP s. Sons, Plttt-s.zrg. Ps.
Sent 25-Sr
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.
THURSDAY. nGInRER 6. l06I

at TEN O'Clock a. IN. the one undivided half part
Of the following described Real Estate assigned
by Robert T. shields and Ella c. his wife. 20 the
undSrsiSned. in trust for the benent OF The credi
tors OF said Robert I. shields.
1--Ine undivided half part of all that certain
tract OF land situate, lying ana being in the town
ship OF Galitzin. in the county Of Cambria. and
State 81 Pennsylvania. adIIiuln-s land of estate
OF +. y Christy. Francis DguoE Ehue. Sebastian
Sibert and M lillian ChrisJy; cBuJliuiu. SIxty-rye
acres, more u less. This tract is wood land Vell
set with hemlUcE. oak. ash and other timber. This
tract j. also undgTlaid Ia good quality OF btu
runs through .he land. and the Company has To-
Gated n station on the adjoining tract, known as
80 DaWsOn's Station
2--ALSo. the cue undivided half part OF all that
certain other tracJo: land cuaJc lFin. and being
in the Township ol Allegheny. in the County OF
Cambria and State Of Pcunsylgania adjoining
land Of Francis Parrish. r 4. Storm. William
LltZlnger George MctTuirC. Ambrose SankeT and
Franciscan Bro'hers, continuing siIty-siN 1861
acres, more OF less About thirty -ye OF this
trGct u woodland. well set with EemlOcl. pine
other timber. The remaining part OF the tract Is
In high state OF cultivation, and we'll adapted
for farming purposes
3.-ALsp the one undivided half part Of all that
certain other lot piece Of land situate. lying
and being in the Township cf Allegheny. in the
County Of Cambria. and State OF Pennsylvania. a..
adjoining lHud OF Peter Swecny. Franciscan
Brothers bounded in part by Township Road and
more or less This land Is valuable by reason of
its proximity TO the Borough OF LorettO. II is
proved and yields good crops.
4.-ALsO, the one undivided halt part OF all that
certain otner lot OF piece tract OF land situate,
lying and being in the Township Of Allegheny
in the-GOunty OF Cambria, and State OF Pennsyl-
yania, adjoining land Of Franciscan Brothers.
Rev. + n, Bush. ". W. McAteeT. and bounded
more orles.. This land produces mOst excellent
grass.
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Sheriff'S Sale
-CF-
ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
DY virtue Of suudry wTits OF FTrr~A FAcIAs
i ALIAS FIEHI FACIhs and ' EENDITIoS ENPoS-
A. Issued out q the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Cambria county and 20 me directed IL ere VIII
he exposed 70 public sale, II the Court House in
EDeusaurE. on
SATURDAY,, OCT. 10, 81.
at O'Clock p. n. the following real estate to
Ream. deceased. with notice 10 Suas Ream. ad-
mtnlstrOr OF said deceased. Of in and TO all that
certain piece or parcel Of land situated N sun
land Of Joseph Wright on the east. Sylvester
Mchinzie, on the south. township road on the
west and lands oi ,TeorEe " hiToy Oh he north.
containing 50 acres more OF les, about % acres Of
watch are cleared. having thereon c-ccre1 a .%o-
story plank house and bank Darn ana other out
tuildiuEs. now IN the occupancy Of Thomas Ne
Cough. Taken il execution and to He SOLD At the
suit Of a. Saerbine ana ". II. Il. Robertson,
guardian.
Also. all the right. title, and interest Of John
Rrenner.. cot in and TO all that certain piece OF
parcel of land Situated ia Summerhiu township.
SiuIboIIen estate of q AUcnhaugh John Reatn
jacob !. I" eaver and others. containing twenty
rve acres and eighty peTchcs, more or less, about
ten acres Of which are cleared.
Also. all the right. title, and interest OF John
. Bonner. of. in ana TO all that certain piece or
parcel Of land situated in Summerhill township,
Nulihollen. estate Of q. Allenbaugh ana land
above described, containing twenty-five acres
.
/ on erected one and Unc-haH story plank house
and plank stable, now IN the occupancy OF John
Brenuer. Taken in execution and 10 be sold Al
. the suit of Jacob J. Weaver.
Also. all the right title and interest Of Francis
NcCOnuell Of in and TO all that certain piece Ol
parcel OF land situated in Summerhill township
Cambria 60 UntJ, Pa. adjoining land OF Charles
Rcohm- Margaret Mckinney. Peter Burtnett
Patrick Connery and James I. Kelly. contain
ing sixty acres. more or less, ABOUT thirty acre
{ cleared, having thereon erected one and one-hal
| story plank house and log barn and other out
| buildings now in the occupancy OF Henry an'
/ Catherine Mcdonnell.
Also, all the right title, and interest Of Francis
/ Mcconnell, OF and 20 all that certain piece o
! parcel Of land situated in Portage township, Cam
! Oria county. Pa, adjoining lands of J. g Mar
{ tin william Mcdonnell and Daniel Smay, con
; tanning 60 acres more or less unimprOved. 1akeI
in execution and TO DE sold At the suit Of Jacob
/ Weaver.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Of the purchase money to be pai
/ when the pro peTty J. knocked down and the Te
{ naming two thirds the confirmation OF IN
I deed JOSEfh A. GEAA.
Sept. - 1885,. Sheriff.
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List of Jurors.

Following IS list of Grand and Traverse
Jurors drawn tc serve at the next term or
court. beginning the first Monday in Decem-
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The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store. | am
now selling many goods at much less than I can
replace them for, but | will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until [ am compelled to replenish
my stock. When you wanta cooking or heating
stove, tinware hardware, nails, iron glass trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices. Aur i, ss
@. HUNTLFY-
HIGH SIREEI, - EBENSBURG
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One third OF the purchase money to be paid
when the property J. knocked down and the re
naming two thirds on the confirmation OF the
deed JOSEPH 4. GRAY.
Sept. 25, Isss. Sheriff.
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DN virtue Of sUudry writs OF FIFE~A FAcIAs
y ALIAS FIEEI fACIAs ana kGNDITIOS EEP0H-
Of Cambria county. and 20 me ire.tei, IL ere VIII
be exposed 10 public sale, II the Court House in
..f4rt On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
BAPTIST REUNION.
Seven Hundred and fifty Dollars
Raised for Piue-Street Church.

Fizzini'sparlors (at theup-town house,
were filled last night with the members
Of the Baptist Social Union. An hour
was spent in social converse, and then
the president, j. b. Winston, Esq,
called the meeting to order, and the
usual routine business was transacted.
AT the conclusion of this meeting the
members proceeded to discuss with evi-
dent relish the menu.
At the conclusion OF the supper Dr..
S. A. Goodwin was gracefully intro
duced by the president, j. i. Winston,
Esq, as the first speaker of the eve
ming. The Doctor began by expressing
bis delight in the fellowship Of Rich
mond Baptists. He proceeded to speak
of the value of churches to the com
munitv. In these the weak are helped,
the sorrowing comforted, and the lost
saved. The highest evidence man
can give of his love for his family is
the toll he undergoes to secure them a
home and so one suitable expression
of gratitude to God is i'll the erection
of churches. Suppose Christ should
compare Our homes with some OF our
churches, would He not see that we
care for the former and neglect the lat
ter? He warmly commended the Pine
Street church to the sympathy Of ail
who admire the spirit of self-sacrifcc
which its members had so nobly exem-
plified.
Rev. J. b. Hutson, the pastor Of
Fine-Street Baptist church, was thcn
introduced, and at the invitation of the
president gave some detailed account
of what had already been done aad
what remained to be done towards
the erection Of the house Of Worship.
Fifteen thousand dollars had already
been spent; $1,000 more would com
plete the house. He spoke warmly OF
the sacrifices made by his chnrch.
William EllysoD, Esq, slid that the
constitution of the body forbade puD-
lie collections, but that he would never
theless offer a resolution looking to-
ward helping this struggling church
Rcsolrcd, !. That the claims of the
Pine-Street Baptist church of Ricii-
mond appeal most strongly to our sytn-
patby and help, and that we undertake
to raise 81, 800 toward helping them.
2. That the president be requested
to appoint committee of five from our
number to carry out the resolution ON
or before the lst of April next.
DR.. Landrum, Hon. ii. X. Ellyson,
DR.. Hatcher, DIR. Cooper, and Z. H.
Elicit, Esq, were appointed after the
were adopted.
While no collection was allowed the
contributions amounted 70
S720. 4 number of subscriptions were
made and the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
Personals and Briefs.

Dr. George b. Steel, who has been
sick, is able to be out again.
Mr.. b. b. Munford, the member of
the House from Pittsylvania, was at the
Capitol yesterday.
The clock in the steeple of Park
Place church was illuminated for the
first time last night.
Mr.. 7. j. Louis, editor of the Brad
dock (Pa.) NUn, is i'll the city, stop
ping at the American Hotel
The monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association proposed TO
have been held last night was postponed.
John Harston, convicted in Roanoke
City for the third time of petty lar
ceny, was delivered at the penitentiary
yesterday.
Mr.. John Wren, lately clerk of Grin
gan, Watkins a Co., of this city, left
here Tuesday for Chattanooga, Tenn. 49,
his future home.
Mr.. r. b. Merchant, of Fredericks-
burg, editor and proprietor of the
Fdrm and Home, the official organ of
the Farmers Assembly, is in the city.
Miss Nellie Walthall, Messrs. w. NJ
Anderson, L. c. Manning, and w. q.
Quarles were each awarded gold medals
yesterday at the Pen-Art-Hal Writing
School, II. j. Williamson, principal.
The ladies of the Hebrew Benevolent
Association realized about 1000 from
the Charity Ball recently given at the
Theatre, which viii go to the fund of
the projected Hebrew orphan asylum.
The Phi-Delta Theta fraternity had
large and enthusiastic reJnion Wednes-
d5y hight at Richmond College, and adj
journed to AntOni's restaurant, Seventh
and Proad streets, where they had de-
lightful repast.
Adolphus Gary, Esq, superintendent
of the Brghthope Railway Company,
is stopping at the American Hotel.
His road is now loading "A 6j0-ton
schooner with Chesterfield coal at Ber-
muda Hundreds.
The Board of Revisers of the Code
adjourned yesterday for one week to
give its members an opportunity to re-
turn to their respective homes and at
tend court. The Board is composed OF
John w. Reilly, Halifax T.. G. Burks,
Bedford ; w. r. Staples, Montgomery.
Manchester Royal-Arch Chapter, No.
4S, met in regular convocation at its
hall, Fifth street, Manchester, last night,
and conferedthe degrees of Most Excel
lent Master and Royal Arch on five postu-
lants. The home brethren had the as
sistance of Richmond companions in
the work.
The following committee has been
appointed to arrange for the first ami
yersary of Richmond Lodge, No. ~,
b. p. o. Elks Messrs. Julius Straus,
Charles OBJ. COwardin, VI. Watkins
Norvell. 7. p. Campbell. W. ID. Moses,
Robert Hill, Jr., and G. Evensen. The
committee meets at 1880 Saturday eve
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
Revival Meetings.

At the West Main-Street Bapt- st
church the special meetings which axe
in progress are growing steadily in IN
tcrC st and power. Rev. DR.. James
Nelson, of Stanton, is aiding the pls-
tor. There has been already number
of conversions. The meetings so on
every night this week,
Atthe Grace-Street Baptist church last
night the congregation was so large that
additional seats had to he provided.
The meeting is one of profound and
pervasiye interest, and grows constantly.
Last night there were six professions Of
conversion and many requests for
prayer.
The meeting at Pine-Sreet church is
being carried ON. Ten persons were
baptized after the service Wednesday
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
ynnchcnfer Seus Notes.

The Huaings Court adjourned fol
the term yesterday, having been in ses
sion four days. There was no gram
jury at this term, and the civil an
chancery dockcts were light.
Judge James A. Gregory, of Ches
terfeld, who had his right leg painfully
hurt a few days ago by horse which
he was riding stumbling and falling.
was in the city yesterday. He is quite
lame yet.
Messrs. W. u. Lithgow and Millarl
L. Martin, who were appointed by the
Commissioner of the Revenue TO take
the personal propelty-lists, are maxim
good progress with their work, the
completion of which will take u month
or more.
The fox-hunting party which went
ont Wednesday, not being deferred by
the beating rain, had very successful
chase, and caught two foxes near War
wick's. Miss Riyes, Of Richmond, s..
cured both brushes.
In consequence of the recent heayi
rains the river has risen several feet,
and its waters are of a very muddy hue
Inquiries were being made in this
city yesterday in relation to Mr.
Walker, who disappeared from her resi-
dence, on Tulip street in Richmond,
two weeks AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
The CITY mission Calls for Helm

At meeting Of the Board of Man
ayers last Monday evening the an
nouncemept was made that the funds
now in the treasury Of the Mission were
only sufficient TO carry on the work for
cne month longer. This caused great
anxiety in the hearts of the ladies and
demanded prompt action to enable them
to continue helpto the poor of the city.
A petition was sent last fall to the
Council asking for an additional dona-
ton to the City Mission. This was not
granted. A donation Of $500 Was voted
this society eight years ago by the
Council, but the amount of help re-
quired for the poor of the city
is four times greater now than
at that time, and except for tue
benevolence OF the citizens of Rich
mond the City Mission would long ago
have ceased to exist. When the first
appropriation was made this society
numbered about fifteen visitors now it
numbers fifty-fiye. The number Of dis
tricts was then about twelve; now the
number is thirty-four. The work done
by the Mission during this winter
shows the great demand for help. Since
Christmas 2, 200 sick rations and 10000
quarts of soup have been issued. The
demand for clothes is very great, and q
smaller number contributed TO the mis-
sion than for many years. Several OF
the district visitors in the Mission earn
estly beg for clothing suitable for
worthy, good men, who from various
causes are unable to work aud are in
great destitution-
The managers think it will require
about $500 to enable them TO continue
help TO the poor through the spring
months, and they beg their friends 10
come TO their aid, and send any amount.
large or small, to aid them in their good
work. Contributions OF any kind can
be sent othe Mission House, l06 north
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
WATER DEPARTMENT.
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL COMMITTEE
LAST MIGHT.
Appropriation for the Purchase OF xetres-
Contracts Awarded, &C.

The Committee on Water met in the
Council chamber yesterday evening at
o'clock.
The report Of the Superintendent
was read and adopted. The payroll
was ordered to be paid.
The committee recommended that
the three-inch pipe on Sixth street be
tween Broad and Leigh streets be taken
up and six-inch pipe be laid.
The committee recommended that
81 ,000 be taken from the construction
account for the purchase of water me-
tres.
Mr. Kendler offered q resolution re-
garding the charge of billiard-saloons-
So for the use of water in addition to
that used in bar-rooms. The resolution
was referred to the Superintendent OF
Water for such amendments as he may
think proper.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The following contracts were then
awarded for supplies to the Water De
parment
The contract for Ludlow fre-hydrants
was awarded TO George A. Smith az
S2435 for double nozzles and S2060
for single nozzles.
Valves, Southern Railway Company,
1f-inch at SG7. 80, 12-inch at $50, 10-incil
at S27, S-inch at S20.25, 6-inch at
1885, 4-inch at $50.
Pipe, Tredegar Company, 16-, l2-,
and 10-inch at S37 per % so ton, s. and
6-inch at S3S, 4-inch at $40
Special castings, Tanner & Delaney
Engine Company, at 1921 per 10G
pounds.
Boxes, Tredegar Company, at S2.25.
Lead, George A. Smith, at S4.97.
Solder, Southern Railway Supply
Company, at $3.50.
Tapping-cocks, G.. & A. Bargamin, of
S1.75, IS cents, and 50 cents.
Corporation cocks, G. Il A. Barga
min, 81. 80, 80 cents, and 80 cents
Stop-cocks, G.. A. Smith, Sl.40, s.
cents, SO cents, and 45 cents.
Excavating, A. L. Phillips, AZ cents,
81 cents, and 33 cents per cubic yard.
Paving, A. Rick, S3l.0i per cubic
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-25
Cure OF Pneumonia.

Hess Road, NIAGARA COUNTY, n. Y, !
March u, 1886.
About year ago was taken with a
severe pain in both lungs. | was first
attacked with a violent chill, then II
dreadful pain, and then cough, ac-
companied by considerable fever. 1t
looked very much like u bad attack Of
pneumonia. A friend of mine procured
five Allcock's Flasters. One he put
under each arm. one under each shoul-
der-blade, and one on my chest close
around my throat. In a few hours the
cough ceased. the pain gradually
abated, and j broke ont in a profuso
perspiration. ! fell into a profound
sleep, and the next day was almost well.
| wore the Plasters eight days after
wards, and have never had any trouble
since. WILLIAM A. SAWYER.